Graham Papers. Vol. xxii (ff. 215). Correspondence with:1.ff. 1-115v. Charles Arbuthnot, Joint Secretary of the Treasury (1809-1823), Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1828-1830); 1839-1840.2.ff. 116-215. Admiral Maurice Frederick Fitzhardi... 1834-1856

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Graham Papers. Vol. xxii (ff. 215). Correspondence with:1.ff. 1-115v. Charles Arbuthnot, Joint Secretary of the Treasury (1809-1823), Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1828-1830); 1839-1840.2.ff. 116-215. Admiral Maurice Frederick Fitzhardi... 1834-1856

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